“Scherchez l’homme” – play, comedy, girls’ night out in Berlin
Comedy girls’ night “Scherchez l’homme” / Cherchez l’homme in Berlin: a witty play about friendship, love, and female solidarity
“Scherchez l’homme” is a contemporary comedy about love, betrayal, and the strength of female friendship, told with irony, self-irony, and unexpected plot twists.
The main character is investigator Lisa. In her life, she had three priorities: solving crimes, training as a Gestalt therapist, and loving the quiet and predictable Shlömik. However, her personal life begins to crumble when she discovers that Shlömik has long had another woman – an art therapist named Juliette who lives in another country.
A storyline that could serve as the basis for a crime drama turns into a comedic girls’ night with elements of a thriller, where the gun does not fire, but nearly every second line hits the target precisely.
The story begins at the moment when the lock in the mistress’s apartment turns and the trigger is pulled, yet it unfolds in an unexpectedly bright and ironic tone, making the audience laugh and reflect on what “everything will be fine” truly means.
The play “Scherchez l’homme” is not a classical stage comedy but an interactive girls’ night show featuring live humor and sharp dialogues, karaoke with the entire audience, a dance atmosphere, an ironic look at the trend of psychology and self-discovery, and themes of female friendship, love, and personal boundaries.
You don’t have to come with a friend – but leaving together with a smile and a good mood is almost inevitable.
“Scherchez l’homme” is a contemporary comedy about love, betrayal, and the strength of female friendship, told with irony, self-irony, and unexpected plot twists.
The main character is investigator Lisa. In her life, she had three priorities: solving crimes, training as a Gestalt therapist, and loving the quiet and predictable Shlömik. However, her personal life begins to crumble when she discovers that Shlömik has long had another woman – an art therapist named Juliette who lives in another country.
A storyline that could serve as the basis for a crime drama turns into a comedic girls’ night with elements of a thriller, where the gun does not fire, but nearly every second line hits the target precisely.
The story begins at the moment when the lock in the mistress’s apartment turns and the trigger is pulled, yet it unfolds in an unexpectedly bright and ironic tone, making the audience laugh and reflect on what “everything will be fine” truly means.
The play “Scherchez l’homme” is not a classical stage comedy but an interactive girls’ night show featuring live humor and sharp dialogues, karaoke with the entire audience, a dance atmosphere, an ironic look at the trend of psychology and self-discovery, and themes of female friendship, love, and personal boundaries.
You don’t have to come with a friend – but leaving together with a smile and a good mood is almost inevitable.
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| Date: | 04.04.2026 |
| Time: | 20:15 |
| Venue: | Theatre Pool |
| Address: | Boxhagener Str. 18, 10245 Berlin |
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